Study re-emerges on Albert Whitted Airport’s future

The previously planned controversial evaluation on determining the future use of the Albert Whitted Airport site is back on the table - but this time, the city will select a sole consultant to lead the study. 

With only a handful of city procurement and airport representatives inside the Municipal Services Building Monday afternoon, the evaluation committee members returned to the drawing board to review two new consultants vying to study non-aviation and aviation uses at the 100-acre waterfront airport site.

Hospitality staffing platform bolsters local workforce

St. Pete startup raises $5M for data centers on the Moon

Jabil plans to cut over 200 workers

City, PSTA vow to improve transit access in South St. Pete

St. Petersburg receives $3.5 million for dredging project

City council members recently celebrated receiving over $3.5 million in state and federal funding to dredge Bartlett Lake, which will mitigate flooding risks to surrounding neighborhoods.

The strategic project stems from previous studies on minimizing frequent flooding around the Lake Maggiore Basin. Stormwater flows through Bartlett Lake - which collects trash, debris and sediment - before it eventually reaches Tampa Bay.

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